Sentence examples for difficulty of certifying from inspiring English sources

"Demand for wood such as teak has boomed in recent decades, making it into a profitable export, yet the long growth cycle of hardwood trees and the difficulty of certifying origin has meant the de facto existence of a large unregulated 'grey market' that preys on mature forests".

An Australian Senate committee produced a report in 2007 highlighting the difficulties of certifying the provenance of Aboriginal artwork.

Some U.S.-based banks have closed expats' accounts because of difficulty in certifying that the holders still maintain U.S. addresses, as required by a Patriot Act provision.

According to Smith, the difficulty of importing certified GM-free animal feed (90% of which comes from North and South America) has meant the shortfall has had to be made up by more expensive feed, which puts Irish meat producers at a serious disadvantage.

Coleman spoke of her difficulty in becoming certified for spacewalks, which requires fitting into special spacesuits that come only in medium, large and extra-large.

This result highlighted the difficulty of using questionnaires to assess those who were certified eligibility level in LTC insurance system.

In the second millennium, part of the difficulty of defining sainthood was resolved by centralising and formalising the procedures whereby saints are certified.

"The difficulty of correlating,….

The difficulty of baseball is imperious".

Janet Malcolm on the difficulty of writing autobiography.

"Difficulty of understanding is not uncommon".